St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-25
FANCY SHORT HORNS.
Sale Of the Browndale Herd-Sey
eral Bring Fancy Prices.


The first of a series of cattle sales in
Minneapolis and st. Paul was held at
the Old fair grounds yesterday after
noon. II. +. Brown offered thirty head
from his fine BrOwndale herd. They
were in the pink of condition and the
prices, aggregating S12,710, or an aver
age of $42366, ruled higher than at any
other sale held this year, with the eXcep-
ton of Kansas City sale, at which a
lot of fancy bred Bates cattle brought
better prices. Mr.. Brown has every
reason to be proud of the success of yes
terGay'S deal. y gentleman who had
attended the Browndale sales for sew
eral years, said that yesterdays herd
was the best Mr.. Brown has ever offered.
W. j. Murch, a great Nevada ranchman,
bought three animals for which he paid
tee greatest price of the sale, 81, 450 for
the pure Bates two-year old heifer,
Wild Eyes Duchess 18th, S1,SC0 for
the three-year old cow Wild Eyes,
of Brownsville, 9th, and $500 for the
imported bull. Imported Duke of Water
loo, all animals of the choicest pedigree.
Many excellent judges considered Peri
Duchess 10th, bought by |. G. Seeley,
the best individual in the herd, as she
is one of the best bred. U. r. ThOmp-
son secured Il capital prize in Waterloo
Queen. As will be seen by the list Of
sales, bidders were present from all
over the Northwest, and bidding, in the
main, was spirited. Among the Min
neapOliS men present, besides the
purchasers noted, were Col. King, Col.
Stevens, 0. a. Pray and V. G. Hush, all
of whom occasionally took hand in the
bidding.
Beside the Browndale herd and the
few offerings from others named, IL. b.
Sherman sold twelve animals, the last
of his once famous SpringbrOok farm
herd. Prices ON these ruled low; the
animals were not in condition, having
just been taken from pasture, and their
owner had neglected to register the
SireS, thus leavinga break in the pedi-
gree, which, though fully explained, de-
preciated the price of the stock. Mr.Sher-
man also offered string of Percheron
and Norman horses, which sold so low
that most Of them were withdrawn.
Col. Judy pushed the sale rapidly, and
as always, WAS the model aucti0neer.
To-day J. }. Hill and n. p. Clark will
offer their herds at the state fair
grounds. Some choice animals are in
Guided in their catalogue. Below Is
list of the animals in the Browndale
herd, with their purchasers and the
prices given:
BRoWNDALE HERD-cows AND HEIFERs.
Wild Eyes, Duchess 18th, w. j. March, Fit.
Churchill, New, S1,450. Waterloo Queen,
n. r. Thompson, city, sos. Waterloo Girl
9TH, c. E. Brown, Steele, Oak, $500. Peri
Duchess 10Th, 1. G. seelgy, city, 500. Ouch Ouch
Lady Place 18th, l. G. Seeley, $65o.
Udora 10th, L. c. Seeley, $3.50 Bright
Eyes Duchess 9TH, l. G. Seeley, 1910.
Bright Eyes Duchess eighth, C. N. Ramsey,
TS1sicrE E--nc - do or,I hill
II. W. Phelps, Marysyille, No, $40; Cherry
Queen and heifer calf, Frank Rivers, Eden
Prairie, $3.50: Cora Shaftoe and bull calf, j.
G. Herviis, $2o5; Fanny shaftoe, c. E.
heifer calf, c. N. Ramsey, $50;
Belle Bright Eyes, Sd, c. Z. Brown, 5000.
Wild 6do Eyes Of BTro'wndalee; v, j; March,
mount, Oak, S135. Constance of Brown
dale 4th n. r. Thompson, S435. Messen-
gers Constance, n. r. Thompson, S165.
Constance of Browndale 9Th, L. W. Fisk "
Langamon, 80, ]. G. Sceley, $500. Sharon
Rose Of Browndale, c. L. Brown, 5000.
BULLS.
Wild Eyes Duke 9th G. P. Bennett, River
Falls, Wis, $500; Imp. Duke of Waterloo,
Lord Of Browndale, c. NJ. Ramsey, Stevens,
Mimi, $3.50; Plumwood Lad, NJ. e. Filley,
Madison, Mimi, S1S5; Lord Bates, 1. c.
Seeley 500; Constance Duke Sd, R.
G.. Grinnell, Sumner, Mimi, S16O;
Gladstone, II. w. Phelps, Sis;
Sixth Duke of Lyndale, j. n Cross, Herman,
Mimi, 1925. From the herd of George Mar
tin, Hudson. Wis: Lady Ellen and calf, j. F.
Norris, Hastings, $lG5: The Jersey Lily and
calf j. f. Norris, Sl15. Roxy and calf, H.
F. Brown, $3.50. Lady Maria I'd, c. N. Ram
sey, $50. Miss Ida, c. III. Ramsey, S11O.
Bright Eyes Beauty, j. f. Norris, S115.
Gen. Hartman, F. Strunk, Faribault, $50.
Wis: Maggie Day 9TH. F. A. Berry, $40.
Maggie Day 4th., j. Hurley, Madison, Si1O.
Oxford Duke Sd, A. b. Runnell, Albert
City, $S5. Oxford Beauty, Duke Stannard,
Taylor's Falls 500. From the herd of f. A.
Berry, Faribault: Ford Boy, j. A. Smart,
Manitoba, S75. Mccullough 3D., Jacob
Dunn. Belle Plaine 500